IMI Delhi Placements 2024: Average Package: INR 16.71 LPA & Highest Package: INR 70.95 LPA

The institute has released the final placement report for batch 2021-23. More than 100 companies took part in the 2023 placements drive which included more than 40 new recruiters. Students were also offered 3 international offers. The IMI Delhi average package stood at INR 17.01 LPA. The highest and median packages stood at INR 50 LPA and INR 16.33 LPA, respectively.

The summer placement report for batch 2021-23 has also been released. Around 90+ companies participated. 100% internship offers were made and the highest and average stipend offered was INR 2.40 lakh and INR 83,400 for 2 months, respectively.

Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance were the top recruiting sectors during IMI Delhi placements 2023, with 35% offers. Some major companies that visited the campus for placements were

• Bank of America
• CRISIL
• Adani Group
• Tesco PLC
• Shell Global
• Boston Consulting Group

I can say with certainty that IMT Ghaziabad’s placement figures are highly inflated mainly because my own sister was a victim of the same. The placement committee portrays the inflated packages in different ways. The situation is worse at IMT Delhi. The students who join such colleges are mainly drawn because of the placement reports feeling wronged and rightly so.

IMT Ghaziabad’s summer placements witnesses most of the batch receiving stipends of around 15-20k only. Some students even have to go for unpaid internships. Most of the students get placed in start-ups only.

The final placements are all the more inflated with so many hidden variables that make it even impossible to identify the root cause of inflation. A major part of the batch receives an in-hand salary of around 60-65k only.

The new IIMs also have inflated placement figures but this problem is way more serious at private institutes like IMT, NMIMS, SIBM, and SCMHRD. The real average package offered at IMT Ghaziabad is around INR 10 LPA only. Many students are offered packages as low as 5-6 LPA while many remain unplaced.

IMI Delhi PGDM (BFS) has recently published its final and summer placement reports for batch 2021-23, and the results are impressive. More than 100 companies, including over 40 first-time recruiters, participated in the final placements, and students also received three international offers. The average package for the batch stood at INR 17.01 LPA, with the highest and median packages offered at INR 50 LPA and INR 16.33 LPA, respectively.

For summer placements, more than 90 companies participated, and all students were offered internships. The highest stipend offered was INR 2.40 lakh, and the average stipend for two months was INR 83,400. The institute also released the average package for the top 10% and top 25% offers, which stood at INR 25.21 LPA and INR 21.59 LPA, respectively.

These placement reports showcasing the excellent opportunities and outcomes that IMI Delhi provides its students. With a wide range of recruiters and high packages, students can rest assured that their investment in an MBA at IMI Delhi will pay off.

Yes, the IMI Delhi placement does reach the 12 Lakh match for some parts of the batch. However, the details are subject to many factors. You can get an insight from the placement reports if you try reading behind the figures. The placement system works for placement data too. The top 10 percentile 

and then consequently the top 20 and so on. The average placement of any B School is usually determined by the top 40 percentile. A similar IMI Delhi average package of 17 LPA+ is driven mainly by the 40 percentile. 

The next lot of students come into the picture and kind of bring down the average package. This usually comprises 70 percentiles. The average is lowered to around 12 something. But I will suggest that as an MBA aspirant, you should focus more on being among the top 40 percentiles and not on the average package. This will be a driving force to overcome the struggles.

The International Management Institute (IMI), Delhi is the first B-school to have corporate sponsorship. It has a good reputation in the industry and is one of the B-schools you should aim for if you want to pursue a career in management. 

IMI Delhi offers three full-time courses: PGDM, PGDHRM, and PGDM (B&FS). These courses are designed to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of the business world and help you develop the necessary skills to succeed in the corporate sector.

After completing your PGDM at IMI New Delhi, you'll be happy to know that IMI Delhi achieved 100% placements for the 2021-23 batch with an 11% increase in average salary, which now stands at Rs. 17.01 LPA. The highest salary offered has also gone up to Rs. 50 LPA, which is great news for aspiring students. 

For IMT G, there are companies coming for international placements but their numbers are limited. For IMI Delhi and Tapmi too the number is limited to 4-5 international offers being rolled out. The figures are not consistent throughout the years and there might be an increase or decrease in the number of offers year on year.